Do you have ID on you or driver's license? >> Have I committed a crime? >> I can ask you at any time to identify yourself. >> Am I under suspicion of committing a crime? >> No. >> Watch this cop feel convinced he knows the law. So, he starts throwing illegal orders at the passenger in this car. But he had no idea he was about to get wrecked by both the driver and his own supervisor, too. >> Yeah. Texas is not a stop and identify state. I don't think he needs to identify. If I ask him to identify self, he needs to identify. Are you familiar with penal code 3802? >> Yeah. What does he say? I don't have to. You're being detained on a traffic violation. >> He's not driving. >> It doesn't matter. I have the right to identify anybody. You're breaking the law twice. >> You're talking to me then. >> He's a passenger in a vehicle that the law is being broken. You are required to give it. >> Do you have a supervisor? Would like to talk to him. >> Okay. The driver gave me his identification. The passenger is not cooperating. They're driving 84 mph and a 70 mph. >> Well, the passenger we can request, but he doesn't have to. >> I thought that if you were asked to identify yourself, you had to. >> Only if they're in commission of a crime or an investigation. the pastor, he doesn't have to.